Religion: Judaism Founder: God and Abraham Religous Leader: There really is no leader, but rabbis are trained to spread the Word. Place of Worship: Synagogue and Temples
Region:
4,000 years ago in Hebrew. There is 14 million people worldwide that practice it.
Description of Main Beliefs:
They believe that the Messiah is coming.
The also believe that they need to obey the law.
Zera'im- Prayer and Law
Mo'ed- Shabbet and Festivals
Nashim- Marital and Divorce Law
Nezikin- Civil and Criminal Law
Kodashim- Law and Sacrifice
Tohorot- Laws on personal and Purity
They believe in After Life which is when their God will judge the people after they die.
Description of God(s):
There is one God, known as Yahweh or Jahovah.
Their attributes include:
Omnipresence
Omniscience
Omnipotence
Eternity
Truth
Justice
Goodness
Purity
Holiness
Description of Sacred Writing(s):
Torah- Five Books
Tanakh- Old Testament
Description of Practices:
Pray three times a day
Rock their bodies back and forth during prayer
Description of Festivals:
Passover- Last Supper
Shabouth- Day of Prayer
Sukkot- Jewish prayer and Season of rejoicing
Rosh Hashanah- "First of the Year"- Jewish New Year
Yom Kippur- Fast on this day
Symbols:
Star of David- Shape of David's shield
Menorah- Seven branched candle holder
Tefillin- Two small boxes holding verses of the Bible
Founder: God and Abraham
Religous Leader: There really is no leader, but rabbis are trained to spread the Word.
Place of Worship: Synagogue and Temples
Region:
4,000 years ago in Hebrew. There is 14 million people worldwide that practice it.
Description of Main Beliefs:
They believe that the Messiah is coming.
The also believe that they need to obey the law.
- Zera'im- Prayer and Law
- Mo'ed- Shabbet and Festivals
- Nashim- Marital and Divorce Law
- Nezikin- Civil and Criminal Law
- Kodashim- Law and Sacrifice
- Tohorot- Laws on personal and Purity
They believe in After Life which is when their God will judge the people after they die.Description of God(s):
There is one God, known as Yahweh or Jahovah.
Their attributes include:
Description of Sacred Writing(s):
Description of Practices:
Description of Festivals:
Symbols: